Category: UF News
College of Engineering welcomes new interim dean
The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering is pleased to announce the appointment of Warren Dixon, Ph.D., as its new interim dean.
UF engineering team tackles spaceflight fuel challenge
A UF engineering research team has successfully completed a zero-gravity flight experiment testing a breakthrough method to reduce fuel loss in space.
Catering administrative fee eliminated
Starting this month, UF Business Services stopped collecting a 3% administrative fee previously applied to invoices through UF’s Approved Caterer Program.
UF researchers work to help make public spaces, mass events safer
At UF’s SaferPlaces Laboratory, researchers are partnering with law enforcement agencies and private companies to test emerging technologies that help prevent violence at large public gatherings. Visit the UF News website to learn more: https://news.ufl.edu/2025/06/summer-concert-security/
New Features in NaviGator AI
UF Information Technology has released new functionality in NaviGator Chat, a private chat environment that allows faculty and staff to securely interact with more than 30 large language models. Visit the UFIT website to learn more: https://it.ufl.edu/ai/navigator-chat/
Micronutrient mystery could be key to brain health, cancer defense
An international team of scientists has discovered how bodies absorb a micronutrient that we rely on for healthy brain function, cancer defense and more.
Educating the public about domestic abuse and cybersecurity
UF’s Center for Privacy and Security for Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations works with Peaceful Paths to help people stay safe in the digital world.
UF secures land and capital support for Jacksonville campus
UF recently announced a major step forward for its planned campus in downtown Jacksonville.
Natural history collections’ role in pandemic preparedness
Natural history collections could help in pandemic preparedness, but they are an underused resource.
UF summer season news stories
As Florida heads into another sweltering summer, UF experts are tackling the season’s biggest challenges.
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